A spa worker in Chicago is accused of sexual abuse during a massage. He lacks a massage therapy license and has been released pending trial. The spa has terminated his employment.

Oak Park physician, Dr. William McMiller, has been convicted of Medicaid fraud, totaling $1.2 million. Facing up to 80 years in jail, he billed for non-existent services alongside his niece.

A Chicago man received a 71-year prison sentence for the 2017 fatal shooting of 11-year-old Takiya Holmes and attempted murder, aiming at rival gang members.

Antisemitic hate crimes have risen in Chicago, with incidents involving offensive flyers reported in Edgewater and Jefferson Park, sparking community concern and a police investigation.

The Smart Streets initiative in Chicago, which aims to use cameras for ticketing vehicles in bike and bus lanes, faces delays but may start by summer 2023. It has not issued fines or installed any cameras yet.

Brown County maintains property tax fairness with a 1.000 equalization factor, ensuring uniform assessments across different counties, as established by the Illinois Department of Revenue.

Chicago's 012th and 014th districts are on alert following a series of armed robberies by young men using a dark SUV, prompting a CPD community alert.

The article details Chicago's fluctuating weather this week, with forecasts predicting high temperatures, gusty winds, fog hazards, and potential thunderstorms, followed by cooler weekend temperatures.

On Safer Internet Day, Illinois AG Kwame Raoul advised parents on the importance of discussing online safety with their children and promoted a SMART approach to internet use.

The Deering neighborhood in Chicago has experienced a series of robberies by a masked individual targeting local businesses, with police calling for public vigilance.

A man was critically injured following a shooting in Chicago's Hermosa neighborhood after a verbal altercation escalated on February 5th. The shooter fled the scene and remains at large.

Kanye West and Ty Dolla Sign are hinting at a Thursday listening party for their project "Vultures, Volume One" at Chicago's United Center, raising speculation amid a clear event calendar.

The Invest in Kids scholarship program's end in Illinois causes concern as private schools shut down and families like the Dela Moras seek ways to fund their children's Catholic education. Debate continues on funding and educational equity.